Sentence examples for guide landed from inspiring English sources

On April 3 , 1953 TV Guide landed on newsstands, with a cover photograph of Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball's baby boy, Desi IV.

The freed prisoners — 11 Europeans and their 8 Egyptian guides — landed in Cairo aboard a massive propeller-driven Egyptian military plane in the late afternoon on Monday.

Authorized by federal legislation I introduced as a member of Congress and by state legislation signed by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne in the late 1970's, the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan is the regulatory code that guides land use, development and preservation of the million-acre Pinelands, covering all or parts of 53 municipalities in seven counties.

Active remote sensing provides a rapid assessment tool to potentially guide land managers in highly dynamic and spatially complex landscapes.

In many countries there is a large source of soil survey information that could be used to guide land management decision.

It can also be used to guide land management decisions by providing a basis for partitioning the landscape into subsets with different input tolerances.

This knowledge can help direct further investigation and/or guide land management activities that can capitalize on, or mitigate the effects of, cheatgrass dieoff.

Knowledge of the most current research and the use of best management practices can help guide land managers to minimize conflict and resource damage.

Other special units of that war were scouts and raiders, who were assigned to reconnoitre coastal areas and guide landing craft to the shore, and "operational swimmers" of the secretive Office of Strategic Services, who are said to have pioneered modern underwater combat.

In water management, I.B.M. is collaborating with the Nature Conservancy on its Water for Tomorrow project, which is monitoring and creating computer modeling for large river basins in Brazil, China and the United States, to help guide land use and water policies.

Some areas are greatly over-exploited and such irrational land exploitation has been persistent; (2) related national land plans designed to guide land exploitation efforts centered on resource-rich regions and critical areas do not function as intended.